Year 9 History Syllabus: Making of the Modern WorldYear 9 Overview: Making of the Modern World- Introduction to the major events and developments that shaped the modern world
- Analysis of historical sources and interpretation of historical events
- Development of critical thinking and analytical skills
Year 9 The Industrial Revolution (1750 – 1914)- Understanding the causes and consequences of the Industrial Revolution
- Examination of the social, economic, and technological changes brought about by industrialization
- Analysis of the impact of the Industrial Revolution on different regions and societies
Year 9 Progressive ideas and movements (1750 – 1918)- Exploration of the Enlightenment and its influence on political and social thought
- Study of key progressive ideas and movements such as liberalism, nationalism, and socialism
- Analysis of the impact of these ideas and movements on the development of modern societies
Year 9 Movement of peoples (1750 – 1901)- Investigation of the causes and consequences of mass migrations during the period
- Examination of the motivations and experiences of different migrant groups
- Analysis of the impact of migration on both sending and receiving societies
Year 9 Asia and the world- Study of the interactions between Asia and the rest of the world during the period
- Examination of the impact of Western imperialism on Asian societies
- Analysis of the responses of Asian societies to Western influence
Year 9 Making a nation- Exploration of the processes of nation-building and state formation in various regions
- Study of key events and individuals that contributed to the creation of modern nation-states
- Analysis of the challenges and conflicts associated with nation-building
Year 9 World War I (1914-1918)- Understanding the causes and consequences of World War I
- Examination of the major events and key individuals involved in the conflict
- Analysis of the impact of World War I on global politics, societies, and economies
Overall, the Year 9 History syllabus focuses on the major events, ideas, and movements that shaped the modern world. Students will develop their analytical and critical thinking skills through the study of primary and secondary sources, as well as engaging with different perspectives on historical events. The syllabus aims to foster an understanding of the complex processes and interactions that led to the development of modern societies and the challenges they faced.
This course is helpful for the following exams: Year 9